

Once again i got in from work to an empty house and wanted to rustle something up pretty hassle-free.
I had leftover pasta dough, but I didn’t want to roll it out for tagliatelle again, so you’re getting another use case for last week’s white ragu that was quite popular here. I used to Di Martino Rigatoni, which i think is a pretty good dried shape for hearty meat sauces.
I just squeezed it out of its vac bag, added some butter and fresh herbs, and tossed the pasta through it when cooked.
I finished with a different olive oil that actually could stand up to the dish this time, the red bottle from Citizens of Soil which is a Valencia olive oil. It’s got a distinct tomato and red pepper flavour that is nice with meat sauce.
I added Parmesan after the photo.
Please excuse the sausage fingers jump scare in the next slide. In the other thread someone asked how much sauce my original recipe yielded so I snapped a photo of how much I had leftover.
This also shows how I vac and freeze all my portions where possible.
Also polished off the white Rioja, which was a great pairing. (And had a Paloma whilst cooking).
by agmanning
![Late Night [Leftovers] Dinner: White Ragu Rigatoni. Late Night [Leftovers] Dinner: White Ragu Rigatoni.](https://www.diningandcooking.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/ft6puprwk6xg1-683x1024.jpg)
2 Comments
yummy 🥰
looks delicious for a hassle-free dinner. Vacuum sealing portions is such a brilliant hack for leftovers. Definitely going to try a white ragu soon. The white Rioja pairing sounds spot on too